i think it's one of the paramount network. now it's been few places, but it's now 10 pm on sunday nights, and they're in season, the 8, you know, the job john goes in applies to a tree, to a place display in a little sloppily running, get some back on their feet this year. he's out as a nice, heartfelt playing people then will absolutely flattened by the last year and some of these idiotic local government co restrictions. we'll talk to john about mar rescues new season right up to this on dennis miller plus one. hey folks. welcome to dennis miller, la swan. this guy's a good guy, john, for now, and he's in entrepreneur tv personality best selling author is best known, of course as the, unless you're in that biz, i'm sure other people know i'm on and even deeper level. but, you know, as the creator, host executive, producer bar rescue on paramount network. i think that coming up on some crazy amount of episodes, maybe 200 that sticks in my head. well, as johnny, you can see season a to bar su, sundays at 10 pm on. oh, look at

so i'm driving through the paramount gates. after that meeting i said to hell with that, i shot my own fizzle real. it was originally called on the rocks, sent it to 4 studios, then it's got 4 out of 4 offers. it was on tv less than a year later. and i set my buddy. it doesn't black roses. and will leave a ball and believe me, just going back. i could tell you're 6667 cut to peter graves throw. and greg morris, peter lupus, barbara bain, marty, land, dallas roland, have with the great while? oh, shift fred south track. you could tell we grew up on the same ship. oh, march. yeah. remember that we faced out world leaders and stuff. i love that very cool. john. when did you, you have such a track record in it, and at some point you must have just thought, well, i got to get in this business, did you jump in as an owner? did you jump in as a consultant? tell me about where you went from bar tendon and work and doors and stuff. you know, i wound up believe it or not, a grossinger is in the catskill mountains. and so i became a hotel

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there was— paramount. we owe it to them. there was a _ paramount. we owe it to them.plan to fund more school hours for sport and arts as well as learning, but that got scrapped last week as too expensive. now the education expert and former teacher advising the prime minister has resigned. in a statement, he said he'd asked for a landmark investment, but instead ministers had chosen a plan that was too narrow and too slow. that it falls short of what is needed and a half—hearted approach risks failing pupils. there is a poured cold water over the promise of i poured cold water over the promise ofi billion p for tutoring. in hartlepool, there is a secondary school asked for 12 tutors that your —— £1 i2 tutors that your —— £1 billion. they got two. the premise said tutoring is the best use of money. what doing now is any biggest and best tutoring programme in the world. , ., , ., world. there is no question that many _ world. there is no question that many kids _ world. there is no question that many kids are - world. there is no question | that many kids are incredibly

i think it's one of the paramount network. now. it's been few places, but it's now 10 pm on sunday night, and they're in season, the 8. you know, the drill. john goes in, apply some tree to a place display in a little sloppily running, get some back on their feet. this year. he's out as a nice heartfelt thing. people then will absolutely flattened by the last year and some of these idiotic local government co restrictions will talk to john about mar rescues new season right after this on dennis miller plus one. hey folks. welcome to dennis miller. swab the guys guy, john ta for you now, and he's an entrepreneur, tv personality best selling author and his bus known of course as the, unless you're in that biz, i'm sure other people know i'm on an even deeper level, but you know, as the creator host executive, producer bar rescue on paramount network. i think that coming up on some crazy amount of episodes, maybe 200 that sticks in my head. well as johnny you can see season 8 of bar su sundays at 10 pm on. oh, look at him moving up to

she now stars in the paramount+ show, "evil."s larue's wife. >> oh, my god. they're wrong. they'll quickly find that out. she was with friends, i made sure of that before i went to his house. >> you made sure she had an alibi? >> mm-hmm. so it was premeditated, you went there to kill him? >> i knew if i did till him they would blame his wife so i made sure she had an alibi. >> so, um, how do you feel about your actions now? >> mmm... i can't change my actions. and i wouldn't. >> stephen: please welcome to "the late show" at the at that time! ( cheers and applause ) katja herbers! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> hi! >> stephen: hello. hi. >> stephen: thank you for coming out so quickly. you saved me a walk. >> oh, my gosh! >> stephen: i understand, and correct me if i'm wrong here, that this is your first appearance on a late night show in the united states. >> correct. i'm from holland. i've done some dutch late night shows, but this is my first time being on one here. >> stephen: well, welcome. ( cheers and applause ) i hope it's g

. >> it's on paramount plus. the drama looks at the starts of evil along the din siding line between science and religion. it focuses on two investigating the church's backlog of unexplained mysteries. we talked to the star of the series about what makes this show so successful. >> it's a really wild ride. it's both very scary, very funny, very unlike anything that is on tv right now and it has really great characters who have a lot of depth and are -- i think are very much worth spending time with. >> you can catch the new episode every sunday on paramount plus. >>> we all need a break from social media sometimes. what would it take for you to stop scrolling completely results a new survey next. - - [announcerer] deararest smoke e shacks, defenderers of the d dry ru. thank yoyou for giviving yourl to a a 20-pound d hunk of brbr. whwhatever youou serve, we'll prououdly delivever i. (bike rattttling) (pleasant t piano music) - i'm surere you've heheard how grammarly y improves y your wri, bubut let me t tell you h

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some say it could lead to a new nuclear deal with iran >> our paramount priority right now is to prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon we believe diplomacy is the best way to do that rather than military conflict. >> reporter: the president faces challenges at home, too, including getting his massive infrastructure bill passed. >> that's the problem. it's not about infrastructure, it's kind of a $6 trillion grab bag of progressive priorities. >> republicans say they won't agree to any deal that raises taxes. the democrats are still fighting. >> what the president has said he doesn't want to raise taxes on people making $400,000 or less, i agree with that. >> reporter: there's hope a bipartisan agreement can be reached. there may be greater problems ahead. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >>> diplomatic drama in the middle east. iran elects a new leader the clock is ticking for the biden administration with six weeks to go until that new iranian government takes office. joining us from tel aviv is raf sanchez. good morning who is this new president? how did that election impac

frank, one other point you brought up paramount plus.l that you viacom is not getting the respect it deserves. they have about 40 million paying subscribers to the streaming services, including paramount plus another 60 million in pluto tv and those numbers are large enough the company should be getting more respect than it is. if it doesn't get the respect that's why you see chatter about comcast mulling over making a pass at acquisition there. if not comcast somebody else will viacom is the name i see much more value than netflix. >> viacom today up almost 2% kevin to you, netflix down about 2% for the year but up 5% the last month is it still a buying opportunity? >> yeah, i think if you're going to play the streaming media space you have to to have allocation to netflix. i love the spielberg announcement, showing the big legacy names are going to there to produce block busters it's the platform for talented producers. people shopping deals they want to go to netflix first that gives them the long-term great content. a comment i want

. >> the united states versus paramount and others.titrust suit. and this legal action, the government sought to compel us a major film producer to divest themselves in the ownership of thousands of theaters. control over theaters, said the government, give the producers excessive power. the case went to the supreme court. in 1948, that came the decision a seven to one decision upholding the government contentions. it was read by justice douglas, in it he said almost as a digression, we have no doubt that moving pictures, like newspapers and radio, are included in the press. whose freedom is guaranteed by the first amendment. a casual victim not affecting the 1915 ruling. yet, it suggested the court might repay repudiate the old doctrine. mr. london was so urge, and meanwhile press the old argument. >> that the state in the miracle case is making a decision about a religious matter. interfering in a religious question. the state was violating a traditional separation of church and state. the separation guaranteed by another provision o

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from high ranking politicians and government agents to well known celebrities and artists, were paramount. and this remains part of liberty sows identity to this day. what happens within these walls and never leaks out? this cloak of absolute secrecy was a reason why liberty stole was one of the only hotels in paris to escape being seized by the germans during world war 2. while the nazis invaded the french capital and hitler eventually even ordered the city destruction the story of liberty. so is one of solid charity. humanity encouraged me. the hotel is located in the 8th. i wont be small, and one of paris is fine as district. not far from the shops, at least 8. i least old 1st opened its doors in 1925. me its founder, jimmy aimed to create the ideal luxury hotel room. the hotel was smaller than my father took the smallest room for us as he spent a lot on the construction go wrong for a question. they just rolled out the dresser drawer and that was my 1st grade, tim on me them show me he bullied son, pierre was born just before the hotel open. he spent the 1st month of his life on the 1

watch the 43rd annual kennedy center honors this sunday at 8:00 right here on cbs and streaming on paramountom. it's at the core of who we are. the freedom to live without fear. to jog where we please. to wear a hoodie. the freedom to breathe. before we celebrate the freedom most americans have, we must fight for the freedom all americans deserve. because all lives can't matter, until black lives matter. ♪ thank you for interviewing with us. what are your greatest strengths? well, my differences are my strengths. those of us with intellectual and developmental disabilities are highly motivated. we are leaders and innovators. we are changing the face of work for the better one customer at a time. it is time we start building a workforce that is diverse, inclusive and equitable. a workforce that recognizes that our greatest strengths lie in our differences. james brown and bill cowher welcoming you back join us at deliveringjobs.org to the midnight snack run. this is one tricky obstacle course. he's reaching... but he pushes it away! he's approaching a plate of iced cookies... he blows right b

and china be you is concerned about human rights abuses by basing, but the chinese market is still paramount for a lot of european companies like mercedes, benz b, m w. and as we heard from a lot of g, g 7 leaders over the weekend, it's imperative to collaborate with china for global efforts like climate change chassis delaney that now let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines. morocco is hoping, taurus destinations like this one will soon be full after launching its own back to the passport screen. this month pass allows fully vaccinated individuals to move more freely after curfew and travel domestically and abroad. the launch is part of it came to the reopening process. tourism is a key part of the countries, the economy around 5 percent of americans work in the industry. california is looking to convince is residents to get covered 19 vaccines with a price rules and $6.00 vacation packages. it's on top of the big vaccine jack for this week, where 10 people when $1500000.00 each. the draw for the vacation lottery is set for the 1st of july. our alameda, germ

. >> abc news did reach out to paramount which has no comment at this time, you guys, that dog, comee at least three sizes bigger than that. >> you can imagine a new york city apartment? >> no. ♪ >>> time now for "that's wild," we are starting with animals who, they need a vacation too, right? >> this was the scene in lake tahoe, california, in which a family of three bears helped themselves to another family's beachside picnic. then they took a dip in the water to cool down. >> hey, boo-boo. meantime to the west, another hungry bear skipped the beach and went straight for one family's kitchen in nevada city. the homeowner grabbed the cat and holed up in her bedroom. the bear raided the freezer and pantry, munching on eggo waffles and cheerios. these bears are angry. you know why? because goady locks had been in their houses for all of this time eating their porridge, sleeping in their beds so now they're taking revenge. >> opening the freezer and everything. warm up the waffles? >> you have to put them in the toaster. come on. >>> next to a jaw-dropping sight also in the golden stat

paramount was in people pressing minds. >> we were very excited about it . of course it was a nonpartisan election but what we campaign done of was pretty much conservative values, family values, fiscal responsibility and that sort of thing. when we got the win, we were very excited about it. >> that's phenomenal. by have republicans won in the past but why did they win this time. >> i think it's accommodation o things. hispanic community has been very conservative. harbor our families, our history , our grandmothers can our mothers is generally democrat. it's not something that we have been pushing. we need competition. these republican, libertarian, whatever it is, we are finally getting it. the hispanic community is a little worried about -- i have conservative values and am a republican. so we are excited about itit. the whole valley, competition i good. a good dose of competition is always good over europe finally getting it. not only here in mcallen, but all taxes. >> what does it mean for residence in your border town when people enter this country il

you have disney plus, hbo max, you have paramount plus.hink in the short term people are eager to get out of their homes and will probably buy movie tickets but over the longer term, maybe convenience will win out >> we know one of the shareholders of amc made its statement telling amc is over valued we have a 5 billion debt load on about a 15 billion dollar mark cap after this run up. how will they be able to service that debt and get back to heal t -- healthier company to get back viable to the future that brent is describing? >> that's a great question i think they will do more at the market shared sales since the price is so elevated. as long as it stays elevated, they should sell more shares and repay their debt balance as much as they can. i think that should be priority over purchasing new theaters as long as they can repay a significant amount of debt, they can get to some growth we think optimistically 2023 box office can get returned to 2018, 2019 levels. optimistically which shorten the windows. you have the balance of big block

i've seen all of them on the paramount network. john, i'm not lying. in his arms, anyway -- i've got a question for you. between those moments when you are yelling at someone, do you ever feel compelled to wink at them so they don't break down in tears? >> i probably have done that once or twice, i must say. a little pat on the back as i walk by or something. that wink can bring them back, if you know it i mean? >> you know who i really hated that i still remember the guy, is the guy who wanted to open a comedy club in arizona. do you remember him? >> yes, he was the one that said comedy doesn't need to be funny. >> yes! and i proved him right. >> the name of the episode was the [bleep] saga. because when you walked into his comedy club, it smelled like chard meat. >> greg: he took his parents money because he couldn't understand -- he bought a comedy club so we could on the club and hang out there and pretend he was a comedian. it's one of my favorite episodes. but i digress, how do you see the coming year for bars and restaurants? >> boom town. even

issues and the importance of the private sector voice development and achieving real results is paramount. i wonder what are some of the things you would be prioritizing in the context of the commerce department working with central american allies to bring sustainable development to that troubled region. >> i do not have to tell you that the united nations -- [indiscernible] >> we are having some connectivity problems with your feed. >> they asked me to turn my camera off. i do not know if that helps. >> you are coming through loud and clearly now. we can hear you well. >> all i was saying was before -- my primary goal is to increase trade and economic activity between the u.s. and countries in the region. that could take the form of more trade missions, which my office would organize to the region, it would take the form of assisting american companies to do business in the region, and frankly, making it easier to do business in the region which involves simplification, transparency, coalition building, relationships. i feel that is the way to do this because it will create jobs for the

catch daytime emmys tonight on cbs and paramount plus. >>> ahead, ready for college with skills she's built at home in the bay area. meet this week's student rising above scholar. >>> kpix5 is bringing the best of san francisco pride. join us this saturday right after our 11:00 p.m. newscast and again sunday at 7:00 on kbcw as we celebrate 51 delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hundreds of good-paying jobs, with most new workers hired from bayview-hunter's point. we don't just work at recology, we own it, creating opportunity and a better planet. now, that's making a difference. >>> for many incoming college freshmen the summer will be their last one at home before heading to campus looking to experience freedom and independence. >> for this week's students rising above scholar both are already second nature. self reliance, a skill she learned early on. the oak land native grace saverring her summer break. next, a game changer.

months after the movie starring tom cruise was recorded scolding those onset for violating guidelines paramountarkle, duchess of sussex, has a children's book out next week. we're now getting a peek inside. the book, called "the bench" explores the bond between fathers and sons inspired by a poem she wrote for harry on father's day. we've already seen a preview of some pages, but it appears she sent out a few personalized copies last release. one of meghan's friends shared this glimpse on instagram, including a page with a mand written note from the duchess, and harry holding hands with archie. it hits shelves this tuesday. >>> finally, the friends reunion. you remember the bow beloved cast got together for the special last week? we are learning more one major highlight came when lisa kudrow performed smelly cat alongside superstar lady gaga. in an interview with ellen degeneres, the star needed help preparing for the duet >> i was really nervous when i first heard that and then, you know, i prepared i realized i had to learn smelly cat again. and i tuned my guitar and then realized i don't kno

the safety protection and most of all collegiate student athlete should be a paramount priority beforesider paying them for the name, image, and likeness. how can we support a student athlete getting paid when we can't keep them safe? the college athlete bill writes introduced by senator booker and senator blumenthal will enforce these safety standards of our student athletes. let's follow the lead in maryland not only can do i n opportunity of economic freedom but they can create a baseline of standard, a up health, safety as well as the protection for all of our student athletes. student athletes safety is something we can all relate to. there's no cultural, financial or political differences among us. just think, jordan could've been anyone in this room son, brother or family member. it had to end his rooms responsibility to keep them all safe. thank you for allowing me to speak, and god bless us all. >> thank you, mr. mcnair. thank you. ms. brown, welcome. take you for your testimony. >> thank you. chairwoman cantwell, ranking member wicker and distinguished members of this subcomm

data coming together, the focus on safety for children and then will decide on the benefits, very paramountbout what is the data they need to see that it's safe. they're not ultimately going to make the decision as to whether or not an eua is granted. but how much weight do their comments have? >> yeah, i mean, you know, we're often doing things before things even happen, making comments. so nothing's happened yet in the sense that the pfizer and the moderna trials are about 6,000 to 7,000 children between 6 months and 11 years. pfizer just decided last week to decrease the dose for what's given to young children based on the episodes we saw in the older children. the same dose we use for a 12-year-old and a 40-year-old. they changed the dose to 3 micrograms and 10 micrograms. 30 is what we use for adults. and everyone, everyone needs to be looking at the safety benefit in those 6 month to 11-year-olds, which won't be out until october, probably. before we decide if we're going to go ahead and vaccinate children. it's almost -- i think what was happening yesterday in the meeting, it was a p

>> first, george, this is a paramount priority for president biden and the entire team.ons and getting people out at a record pace. we are working with congress right now, including the two representatives mentioned, to streamline some of the requirements that slow the process down. we're doing the extensive planning for potential evacuation should it become necessary. we'll take all these steps to do right by the people who did right by us. >> the taliban attacks have increased since the parking lre announcement in april. there's some talk that the withdrawal will have to be delayed. will it have to be delayed? >> we're watching every week to see whether or not it lines up with our effort to ensure there's a sufficient security presence at the embassy and the airport will be secure. we'll do another check-in this there's been no plans to change the proposition that the president laid down, which is that all american forces will be out and they'll be out well before the deadline he set out. >> jake sullivan, thanks for your time this morning. >> thanks for having me. >>>

they're already touching so many things the regulatory concerns are paramount here, no pun intended.that report, the sexier option would be an acquisition of roku. i agree with ed lee. i don't think they're actively pursuing it right now but comcast has made interesting plays in distribution. xfinity x1 is really smart roku seems like the better option here. expand your distribution footprint as opposed to really going on the content side. >> bob, this gets into the business models of the likes of comcast. has investors thinking through what model they want that to be going forward. >> yeah, i can tell you what model i want i love being part of comcast i was with general electric when nbc was there. we were sort of flapping appendage at the end i think this synergy works here. comcast, nbc, broadband. i think it works very well people say at&t and time warner didn't work. well, maybe comcast has better management maybe it manages the properties better i'm just saying. what everybody wants here is global, international distribution that's an issue. have to figure out a way to do that

the welfare of the other party is not paramount.at they did have to consider the effect of a possible prosecution on that child. do you not think that is relevant? on that basis, justice is being denied to the deceased person, and i don't think the test should be interest of that child. it should be fairness. justice should be done by a court of law. both families will have to live with the outcome, but she would have had the opportunity of hearing and seeing things done transparently and then she can live with that or at least attempt to live with it. the cps told us a specialist prosecutor had reviewed christopher's case. there was nothing to suggest he died as a result of a hate crime, and that race played no part in its decision not to prosecute the suspect. it says its prosecutors must always act in the interests ofjustice and not solely for the purpose of obtaining convictions. christopher's mother turned to her local mp who raised his case in the commons. it's a very close community, strong local ties between families and fri

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importance of the private sector voice in development and achieving real results, we believe, is paramount. we wonder what are some of the things that you would be prioritizing in the context of the commerce department working with our central american friends and allies to try to bring sustainable development to that particularly troubled region. >> yes. you know, i don't have to tell you this, but the united nations estimates -- [audio difficulty] >> madam secretary, we're having some connectivity problems with your feed. >> i just -- they asked me to turn my camera off. i don't know if that helps. >> yep. you're coming through loudly and clearly now. let's try the it this way -- >> you hear -- sorry. as i was saying before, my primary goal at a high level is to increase, you know, trade and economic activity between the united states and countries in the region, and that could take the form of more trade the missions which my office would organize to the region. it would take the form of assisting american companies to do business in the region and just, frankly, making it easier to do

see the 60 minutes plus report on paramount plus. >>> this weekend it's about dancing and grooving in the ba area. kcbs r radio's liam wiwith the on tap inin liamam's list. >> ♪ pepeople just dodon't know what i'm about. ththey haven't seen what't's th behindnd my smile. >> rereporter: an oakland d nat opening act t fofor the e stern music festival launching a week from sunday. individual spots are also available in advance. other acts include joan jets, fits and tantrums, too short all coming up in stern grove. >> see the rest of liam's list of things to do at kpix.com. see it live friday's on morning show starting at 4:30 a.m. >>> time for a check of our weather with meteorologist mary lee. >>> we are looking at sunshine across most of the bay area. here is a lovely view with our san francisco mark hopkins hotel cam. you see blue skies and that fog across the golden gate, that classic view. temperatures are in the 60s, 70s, a little bit warmer than yesterday at this time. 73 livermore, 62 downtown san francisco, san jose 68, 70 for santa rosa at this hour. we had our eye on this sto

gloucester rugby say "the health and well—being of our players and staff is paramount."creasingly so, humidity levels will be higher as well both by day and night. so it could feel quite uncomfortable for some of us. we will have thicker cloud and patchy ran across northern and western areas. courtesy of this area of low pressure out in the atlantic. that will bring more of a breeze as well here. quite a lot of cloud to start for wednesday across scotland, northern ireland, parts of england and wales and a little bit of drizzle here, so the rain will be quite heavy across the northwest. tending to ease done a little bit through the day, north east scotland will see sunshine but the best of the sunshine again in central and eastern england, where we could see 25 for 26 degrees. but even further west where we have the cloud, it will feel warm and muggy. and a very warm and wednesday night, temperatures no lower than ia to 16 degrees for some of us. could be quite uncomfortable. heading into thursday and friday, we will see more cloud generally across the board, some sunshi

paramount halted production until june 14th.aper said cruise is not among those who tested positive, but he is isolated for two weeks. >>> and if doing the macarena isn't enough for you, how about staying at a spanish villa used by the duo behind the hit song? ♪ >> 25 years after the macarena reached number one on the u.s. charts, los del rio is offering the villa that inspired their music on airbnb.. they're welcoming guests for two nights in august to mark the occasion. the stay includes hanging out with the duo, accessing the pool, a karaoke room, as well as private cooking lessons and tips on how to dance the macarena, of course. four people will have a chance to book the entire villa on airbnb starting june 28th. >>> so coming up on "cbs this morning," country music icon garth brooks talks with gayle king about receiving a kennedy center honor. >>> i'm anne-marie green. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." you're strtrong. you u power throrough chroronic migraiaine - - 15 or morere headachee days a a mo

users will be able to stream certain media together like viacom, cbs and paramount plus. >>> billionairejeff b ezos will be among the first going to space. he will join his brother mark and another person on the july 20th flight. the flight will take just about 15 minutes. the third person will be the winner of a charity auction. the current highest bid is $2.8 million. >>> that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbs money watch.com. at the new york stock exchange. >>> high winds forcing san francisco recreation and úparks barriers could be seen blocking it yesterday. plus point reyes national sea shore closed because of flying debris. >>> look at this video. this shows the aftermath of a tornado. the view shows the house just torn apart there. authorities say that no one was hurt but some live stock died. hours earlier a helicopter captured this when the tornado touched down about 40 miles outside of denver. crews will assess more of the damage this morning. >>> this morning the wind woke me up before my alarm. >> still this morning even. it won't be as bad today as it was

you can watch seth's full report on 60 minutes plus, available on the cbs viacom streaming app, paramount plus. >>> a nurse took home the national title in the super heavyweight division. >> this is the championship belt that i won forgetting sixth place. >> reporter: she took home first place in the women's super heavyweight division at the nationals in minnesota. her first national comp addition. >> i didn't think it was going to happen. i didn't think it was possible. >> some events included overhead lifts of 210 pounds, a dead lift eight times with 445 pounds, and a farmers carry with tuna 25 pounds and each hand. she keeps up a steady diet of micronutrients, protein and carbs. and she says hydration is key. when she isn't lifting weights, a lot of people ask her for help lifting other things. she is staying strong mentally and physically, as an er nurse at doctors medical center in modesto. >> some days i've come home and done both. if i have to, so i can stay competitive, i will do that. >> reporter: the mental strength to be an er nurse, is that equivalent to that weightlifting? or

and to celebrate its ending is absolutely paramount because if we don't remember what took place. you will repeat it. you know, i realize it may sound cliche, but it's the reason we study history. we study history to understand. what took place? where why? so that we don't have to go through it all over again. and if there's one thing that the armistice teaches us just as the outbreak of the war teaches us. be careful, what you ask for. because you might get it. the armistice that was accepted. on the 11th hour of the 11th month of the 11th day the peace that resulted from that. was what led directly to the conflict that we call world war ii? if we take that as a lesson. and we look at what led to that. maybe we can. be cautious when we begin to try to establish a lasting peace in the future. maybe we can. earn the lessons of what a punitive piece can lead to when you think of the millions of men that wound up being killed wounded and maimed? we can begin to think twice. about whether or not we feel that war is going to be worth the price. now is all war justifiable is all war not

the idea of how do we make ourselves savor has to be paramount.l: -- comprehensively address cybersecurity and data security, like you point out, does that address the concerns about huawei? to me, it sounds like those are separate issues and questions, right? andy: my primary concern is making for a safer cyberspace and trying to promote american jobs. that is fundamental about in terms of what i care about. i am much less concerned about huawei's ability to do business in the u.s. in the long term, will benefit huawei, because if you have requirements, we can meet them. we are already transparent, we just released information where individuals can come in and test products. we released a paper on our security baselines so folks can say that is not good enough, you have to improve it. the need to collaborate and share information, the need to collectively raise the bar on security and assurance is something the global community has to do and we have to do it together. gopal: one of the things tiktok did when faced with a ban the previous administ

the safety, protection of all should be a paramount priority before we consider paying them for their name, image and likeness. how do we support an athlete getting paid but we can't keep them safe? the college athletes bill introduced by senators booker and blumenthal would enforce these health and safety standards of the student athletes. let's file the bipartisan lead of the legislators of maryland not only to create an opportunity of economic freedom but a baseline of standard of health, safety as well as the protection for all of our student athletes. a student athlete safety is something we can all relate to. there are no differences among us just think jordan could have been anyone in this room's son, brother or family member. it's everyone in this room's responsibility tond keep them al safe. thank you for allowing me to speak. god bless us all. >> thank you. ms. brown. welcome. thank you for your testimony. >> chair cantwell, members of the united states senate committee, thank you for inviting meha to share my experiences today. it is an honor and a privilege to be here. i a

and for the lakota, as well as cheyenne, the respect and preservation of the black hills is of paramount importance. so we're looking at how lakota concepts of war relate to the concepts of leadership. and how it fits into a lakota value system. and so, for example, to be -- for a man to distinguish himself as a leader in lakota society, he not only had to exhibit bravery, but he also had to exemplify certain virtues, for example, wisdom, fortitude, generosity. and these values had to be acknowledged in him and be seen in his by others for him to be respected as a leader. so in our exploration into lakota concepts of warfare, leadership, cultural values, we have on one side a blow up of an unvarnished lakota view of the battle. this mural, or this ledger drawing, behind me, was created by a veteran of the battle called red horse. and it very clearly gets across the brutality of the battle. on the other side of the gallery, we have a muslin, which was painted by another veteran of the battle of the little big horn, strike the kettle. and in the muslin painting, strike the kettle portrays

. >> i think what we need to do in the united states is keep our eye on the ball and that is our paramount priority right now, prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon we believe diplomacy is the best way to achieve that rather than military conflict. >> reporter: now knows nuclear talks in vienna paused yesterday while everyone takes stock of raisi's election some analysts say the best window for getting this window done may be the next six weeks before raisi is inaugurated as president. >>> back in the u.s. many cities saw a weekend of more deadly gun violence in chicago authorities say at least five people were killed and 44 others injured in more than 20 shootings throughout the city this weekend. in california one victim has died after seven people were shot at oakland's lake merit 5,000 people have been shot and they arrested two men seen running away with firearms. >>> a truck accidentally drove through a crowd at a florida pride parade one man killed and another injured. it happened in will ton manners. that's near ft. lauderdale the victims and members are part of ft. lauderdale

the idea of how do we make ourselves safer has to be paramount.opal: you think that addresses the concerns about what way? to me it sounds like those issues are separate. andy: my primary concern is making for a safer cyberspace and trying to promote american jobs. that is fundamental. i unmask less concern about huawei's ability to do business in the united states. if you look at what is required to make america and the global community safer, in the long-term term, it will benefit huawei, because if you have requirements, we can meet them. if you need transparency, we are already transparent. we have a transparency center of her government, individuals, can come in and test our products. we have a paper on security baselines, so folks can say -- that is not good enough, you have to improve it. that need to share information, to collectively raise the bar on security and assurance is something that global community has to do and we have to do it together. gopal: one of the things tiktok did when faced with the ban in the previous administration w

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women's rights are paramount for some people. these are tough issues to say this over with. -- it is over with. there are issues likely term abortion we can get closer to agreement on current issues. we need to talk about who is safe to use a gun, there are restrictions about driving a car. you have to be a certain age, not drunk. these are reasonable. they are not taking away your right. if you are in good sense. i know everything is the slippery slope argument because of what he is afraid -- everybody is afraid of the other side rubbing control. the anti-gun guy would like to get rid of all they can see be careful. the other extreme is whatever you feel like. we are a smarter society than that. we can be very free. what i write about is whenever we build a new program we have to be guarding freedom. this is still america. people still want to get into their own car, they like public transportation, i like rapid rail. there is going to be touch cowboy that wants to be our own person. we better not get rid of that. this isn't swe